Unionville is so popular that the boundaries are not well defined. Many want to claim it as their own. The Unionville name carries a certain cache and is a recognized GTA landmark. However, the boundaries of the greater Unionville neighbourhood are generally considered to be: Highway 407 on the south; 16th Avenue on the north; McCowan Road on the east; and Warden Avenue on the West. Unionville’s historic main street is one of the prettiest village settings in the Greater Toronto Area. It is also a major tourist attraction and boasts many fine restaurants, pubs, and curio shops. Unionville’s main street is a lively place with a great atmosphere and lots of events going on throughout the year. Another focal point of this neighbourhood is Toogood Pond Park a massive greenspace and pond situated right in the middle of the neighbourhood, bridging the old village with some of the newer sections of Unionville. Unionville has always been popular with families who value its quaintness and charm, excellent selection of schools and outstanding parks and recreational amenities. There is a tremendous selection of detached homes of varying sizes as well as townhomes.. New development along the Highway 7 corridor has dramatically changed Unionville’s landscape from a quiet village to a bustling urban centre. Unionville continues to grow in popularity and with improvements to public transit and convenient access to highway corridors the sky is the limit for this iconic community.